Document type	Is it required for my application?	What information is required?
		be used. • Outline elevations of other buildings that are close to the development. • Where amenity may be affected, drawings of neighbouring properties must be at scale or it must be made clear that they are not to scale. • All drawings must include a title, drawing number, confirmation of the scale, and a scale bar.
Floor Plans – Existing and Proposed Scale of 1:50 or 1:100.	• Where development extends floor space • Where alterations and/or extensions to an existing building(s) are proposed. • When new dwelling or building(s) are proposed. • Where the development proposed is below ground level.	• Uses of each room. • Position of windows, doors, walls and partitions. • Floor levels of the building(s) being constructed, altered or extended, in relation to the remainder of the building. • Any buildings, walls or features to be demolished. • All drawings must include a title, drawing number, confirmation of the scale, and a scale bar.
Roof Plans Scale 1:50 or 1:100.	• Where any roof is being altered and the change cannot be adequately shown on the elevation plans. • Where roof insulation is to be installed.	• Shape and material of the roof. • Location of any materials, roof lights, flues, vents etc. • Roof insulation fitting. • All drawings must include a title, drawing number, confirmation of the scale, and a scale bar.
Site Plan - Existing and Proposed Scale 1:200 or 1:500	All applications	• Up to date map, showing the scale and direction of north. • Size, position and use of buildings, in relation to the property boundary. • Pedestrian, cyclist and public transport access, as well as vehicular access, for example the position and width of adjacent streets. • Trees and hedges within the application

All drawings should be supplied in a scalable format, ideally as PDF documents and not in draft format.